Montague grammar
/ˈmɒntəɡjuː ˌɡramə/Linguistics
noun
A linguistic theory which maintains that a grammar is built up from individual syntactic units, each of which has a corresponding semantic unit.
Origin
1970s. From the name of Richard Montague, U.S. logician, who developed the theory + grammar.
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